Kyle Sandilands Fired, Eyes Podcasting

0:00It's March 17th, here's your entertainment news in two minutes. Australian radio host Kyle Sandelands faces a major shake-up after the Australian radio network terminated his contract with KIIS FM. This follows an on-air argument with longtime co-host Jackie O'Henderson last month. The duo's multi-million dollar deal runs until 2034, but network bosses pulled the plug amid the fallout. That reporter Peter Ford highlighted a key detail on sunrise. Sandelands and Henderson worked as contractors, not employees. That means standard workplace rules on behavior and discipline did not fully apply to them. They were hired mainly to deliver their signature radio show, which they've done for over 25 years. Sandelands fired back in a strong statement, refusing to accept the termination. He apologized to Henderson right after the clash and claims he followed all network requests to resolve it. Now, his lawyers are stepping in, arguing the move breaches their contract.

1:02He credits his top ratings in revenue for the network over the years. Ford predict Sandelands won't return to traditional radio due to the baggage. Instead, a subscription podcast could be next, charging fans around $12 or $13 a month. With his loyal audience, it might match his current earnings and pioneer the motto in Australia. Fans remain high as a situation unfolds legally. Fans who tuned in daily feel sidelined, but Sandelands vows to fight on. This could reshape how big personalities navigate media deals down under. Support for this episode comes from our sponsor. See the description. Sali Pillow is a pillow with built-in headphones, lay back, press play, and disappear into what you are listening to. S-O-L-I-SaliPillow.com Made in AI